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Risale-i Nur Reading Program - RNK Publications
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The app is a reading and listening app for the Risale-i Nur Külliyatı, which the listing describes as Bediüzzaman Said Nursi's commentary on the Quran. The listing says the works prove the truths of faith with rational arguments and answer many questions that troubled readers on religious matters. The app is published by RNK Neşriyat.
It suits readers who want the Risale-i Nur books, the Quran and related prayers in one place on a phone. The listing puts Turkish texts in both Latin letters and hatt-ı Kur'an script, which covers readers who use either.
The build we hold is Risale-i Nur 5.0.44 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The library offers several shelf layouts and lets you open more than one book at a time in separate tabs. Visual settings can be adjusted, and the interface is available in several languages.
While reading, the app keeps track of the book you are in and shows recently read books for quick return. You can turn pages by swiping or by jumping, or switch on auto scroll. Night mode and a choice of themes change how the page looks. Detailed indexes let you go to a specific page or section, and search works within the open book. Any text, page or section can be shared from the reader.
The Quran is included as text and as page images. The prayer section covers Cevşenü'l-Kebir, Evrad-ı Kudsiye, Delaili'n-Nur and Hizbü'l-Kur'an, along with virds and Namaz Tesbihatı, which is the prayer-recitation text used alongside daily worship.
The Risale-i Nur books come in large and small volumes, and the listing names translations into Arabic, French, Indonesian and other languages. Language options in the library let you choose which edition you open.
While reading, you can see the meanings of individual words and the translations of the Quran verses cited in the text, without leaving the page. This is useful when a passage relies on Arabic terms or quoted verses.
Selecting a section of text lets the app read it aloud, and the listing describes a voice-follow feature for listening along. Together with in-book search and sharing, this makes the books usable for both reading at a desk and listening while doing something else.